Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-10
LOCAL AND OTmRR yOrs.
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s~ensfners Reporter.

: SensfnePs Reporter.
A matter Of t~sste-Strong butter.
Something fresh in corsets-The dude.
Truckee Meadows has a horse 40 years
old.
The Tuscarors mines are running full
handed now.
William Perry, mail contractor, came
in from Phoebe last night.
Reno needs q new, first-class, and great,
big hotel. 1t would pay well.
Thomas j. Bead has returned from @
surveying trip to White Pine.
The Ruby and Dunderberg Mining
Company pay off all bills to-day.
The Reese River ReveilIe says six good
miners can get work ct Ophir Canyon.
The Emperor of China, though only
sixteen years old, is getting $50. 0OO, 900 q
year.
Miss Nettie Ladd will leave here on
Friday morning to visit her sister at Col
conda.
DIR. J.. j. Leek has a fine Photographic
view of Austin, which he has just had
framed.
Mshanoy City Tribune: Green apples
and the small boy are getting we'll ac-
g~uainted.
A. B. Davis, Superintendent OF the Sill.
yer Lick mine, returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
G.. Tore, brother Of John Tore, re-
turned yesterday from a visit to his
friends in Russia.
Miss Elsie Hayes, sister OF William
Hayes, arrived from Hamilton by White
Pine stage last night.
Some one wants to know il a bee ia angry
when IL stings. We are not sure about
the bee. but the victim is.
A T. Stearn, school teacher Of Ruby
Hill, returned yesterday from his vacs-
sion trip to Salt Lake City.
Thomas McCune died at Dixon, Cal,
last Monday OF blood poisoning, con-
tracted by skinning dead cattle.
Three banana trees in San Bernsrdino.
Cal, with six to eight punches Of fruit on
each, is one Of the sights there.
P~ytbagoras believed that man assembled
from the bean. He probably would have
regarded Bostonians as cannibals.
Thirty seven and q half per cent Of the
precious metals produced in Eureka Dis
trict during the year 1886 was gold.
During the year 1886 Eureka District
produced s44S, 900 in gold, and STAG, 600 in
silver. Total production, 81, 194. SOC.
The California Southern Railway Com
prny has commenced the assessment of it's
employees for the starting a hospital fund.
A clergyman startled his flock by telling
them that "hell was not so full of men
and women as men and women are full OF
hell"
Miss May Tingley arrived last evening
from Canada, and will be the guest OF her
sister-in-law, Mrs. j. II. Tingley, Of the
Dunderberg clearinghouse.
Charley Broy's team returned from
Seligman yesterday. Mr.. Broy reports
that place to be the liveliest he has seen,
for the size Of 10, in this State.
j. D. spreckles is in San Diego for the
purpose OF obtaining information concern
ing the desirsbility of that place for q port
OF call for Australian steamers.
Four hundred hands, mostly women and
girls, are employed at Fresno, Cal, pack
ing and drying fruit. One thousand o n
Of green fruit have already been handled.
We are under obligations to Hon. James
P. Kimbsll. Director Of the Mint, for his
report upon the production of the precious
metals in the United States during the
year 1886.
The apricot crop around Los Gatos,
Cal, is simply immense. The trees have
borne ell they would stand and most OF
them had to be thinned out TO keep them
from breaking down.
San Francisco Alta: Queen Natalie OF
Servia 10 at her old home, Kissinof, :u
Russia. Her derelict and delinquent hus-
band is doing his kissin' of in Sofia and
dares her 10 come home.
Marion Bsgley, the noted horse thief Of
Msricopa county and the surrounding
counties Of Arizona, while resting on the
Upper Salt river, was shot and killed by
Deputy Sheriff Benbrook and posse Au-
gust 8.
The proprietors of "fve-cent beer
joints" in Sacramento are kicking"
against the Sunday baseball games. as it
is r%uinous, they say, to their business.
They claim that IL takes all the boy
trade"
John Shoemaker had $50 sheep poisoned
during the past week, valued at about
$1,000. They were found huddled to-
gether, dead. on a rocky place near the
springs south Of Eureka. away off from
grass or anything for them to have eaten.